Album · 1961
Sinatra’s Swingin’ Session!!!
- Released
- 3 January 1961
- Label
- Capitol Records
- Catalogue no.
- W-1491
- Tracklist
- 12 tracks
- Length
- 26:17
- Country
- US
“Sinatra’s Swingin’ Session!!!” is an album by Frank Sinatra, released in 1961 on Capitol Records. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 26:17. Jazz standards on the record include “Always”, “Blue Moon”, “I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me” and “I Concentrate On You”. The line-up features Al Viola (guitar), Alex Beller (violin), Bill Miller (piano), Buddy Collette (saxophone, woodwind) and Chuck Gentry (saxophone, woodwind).
Who played on Sinatra’s Swingin’ Session!!!
- Al Viola guitar all tracks
- Alex Beller violin all tracks
- Bill Miller piano all tracks
- Buddy Collette saxophone, woodwind, reeds all tracks
- Chuck Gentry saxophone, woodwind, reeds all tracks
- Eleanor Slatkin cello all tracks
- Frank Sinatra vocals all tracks
- George Seaberg trumpet all tracks
- Kathryn Julye harp all tracks
- Nelson Riddle arranger, conductor all tracks
- Nelson Riddle and His Orchestra performing orchestra all tracks
- Ossip Giskin cello all tracks
- Pullman “Tommy” Pederson trombone all tracks
- Shorty Sherock trumpet all tracks
- Tommy Shepard trombone all tracks
- Victor Bay violin all tracks
- Vito N. Mangano trumpet all tracks
- Cappy Lewis trumpet on 11 tracks
- Frank Flynn percussion on 11 tracks
- Victor Arno violin on 11 tracks
- Gerald Vinci violin on 10 tracks
- Murray Kellner violin on 10 tracks
- Alvin Stoller drums (drum set) on 9 tracks
- Barbara Simons viola on 9 tracks
- Ben Gill violin on 9 tracks
- Dan Lube violin on 9 tracks
- Edgar Lustgarten cello on 9 tracks
- Felix Slatkin violin on 9 tracks
- Harry Klee saxophone, woodwind on 9 tracks
- Jimmy Priddy trombone on 9 tracks
- Paul Robyn viola on 9 tracks
- Red Mitchell double bass on 9 tracks
- Ronny Lang saxophone, woodwind on 9 tracks
- Plas Johnson reeds, saxophone, woodwind on 7 tracks
- Gail Martin trombone on 6 tracks
- Nathan Ross violin on 6 tracks
- Champ Webb saxophone, woodwind on 5 tracks
- Harold Dicterow violin on 5 tracks
- Alvin Dinkin viola on 3 tracks
- Armand Kaproff cello on 3 tracks
- George Arus trombone on 3 tracks
- Irv Cottler drums (drum set) on 3 tracks
- Jacques Gasselin violin on 3 tracks
- Joseph Livoti violin on 3 tracks
- Mischa Russell violin on 3 tracks
- Stanley Harris viola on 3 tracks
- Wilbur Schwartz reeds, saxophone, woodwind on 3 tracks
- William Green reeds, saxophone, woodwind on 3 tracks
- George Roberts bass trombone on 2 tracks
- Joe Comfort double bass on 2 tracks
- Paul Shure violin on 2 tracks
- Carroll Lewis trumpet on 1 track
- Emil Richards percussion on 1 track
- Kurt Dieterle violin on 1 track
- Louis Kaufman violin on 1 track
- William Weiss violin on 1 track
Tracklist
- A1 When You’re Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You) — Larry Shay 2:02
- A2 Blue Moon standard — Richard Rodgers 2:52
- A3 S’posin’ standard — Paul Denniker 1:48
- A4 It All Depends on You — Ray Henderson 2:03
- A5 It’s Only a Paper Moon standard — Harold Arlen 2:20
- A6 My Blue Heaven — Walter Donaldson 2:04
- B1 Should I — Nacio Herb Brown 1:31
- B2 September in the Rain standard — Harry Warren 2:59
- B3 Always standard — Irving Berlin 2:17
- B4 I Can’t Believe That You’re in Love With Me standard — Jimmy McHugh 2:25
- B5 I Concentrate on You standard — Cole Porter 2:23
- B6 You Do Something to Me standard — Cole Porter 1:33
Production
- Dave Cavanaugh producer
More albums by Frank Sinatra
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Sinatra’s Swingin’ Session!!!?
The line-up of Sinatra’s Swingin’ Session!!! includes Al Viola (guitar), Alex Beller (violin), Bill Miller (piano), Buddy Collette (saxophone, woodwind), Chuck Gentry (saxophone, woodwind), Eleanor Slatkin (cello), Frank Sinatra (vocals) and George Seaberg (trumpet).
Which label released Sinatra’s Swingin’ Session!!!?
Sinatra’s Swingin’ Session!!! was released in 1961 on Capitol Records (W-1491).
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